1. How to remove accidental ink stains
If your snow boots accidentally get ink stains on them, use a small knife to scrape some white chalk powder evenly over the stain. Let the powder sit on the boot for a few minutes, then tap off the excess and gently rub the stained area. Repeat this process several times until the stain is almost completely gone. For stubborn stains, you can try gently rubbing the area with sandpaper or brushing it with a specialized suede brush; however, be aware that this may cause slight fading of the sheepskin's original color in that spot. (You can use a suede renovator to restore the color for a fresh, new look.)
2. How to remove water spots
Sometimes, stepping into puddles causes splashes that leave spots-or "rain spots"-on the surface of your boots. To remove these spots, simply fold the boots so that the stained areas face each other and rub them together; the friction will rub the stains away. (You can use a suede renovator to restore the color for a fresh, new look.)
3. How to eliminate odors
Mix two teaspoons of baking soda with two teaspoons of cornstarch to help remove or reduce odors inside the boots. If you like, you can add a few drops of essential oil to the mixture to make the boots smell pleasant. Pour the mixture into the boots, shake them to distribute it, and leave it inside overnight. The next day, shake the mixture out.